118 Iowa 749 | Iowa | 1902
III. The court seems to have stated the reasons for one of its rulings more at length than was absolutely necessary, but we do not think this could have been prejudicial to the defendant. The record fails to show why the
We think the instructions given by the court fairly and fully covered the case, and discover no error in auy of them. The law applicable to the cases embodied in the instructions asked was fully covered by those given by the court. The special interrogatories asked were substantially given. The motion to strike the appellee’s amended abstract is sustained and the cost thereof will be taxed to him. The judgment is akeirmed.